Sentence examples for which has been housed from inspiring English sources

The letter, which has been housed at Yale since 1940, offers much insight into Whitman's life and times, and into Twain's feelings about them.

Earlier I'd stopped at the Church's official art museum, Kolumba, which has been housed since 2007 in a building designed by the Swiss Pritzker Prize winner Peter Zumthor.

When the state seized the lot through eminent domain, Dr. Cooke decided to borrow $2.2 million to double the size of her school, which has been housed since 1973 in a brick two-story former office building.

The conflict dates to February 1995, when the rector at the time, the Rev. Dr. Patricia Wilson-Kastried toievict evicthehe center, which has been housed in the church since 1983.

If it forces a double-take, that is part of the intention – to give presence to this 12,000-strong institution, which has been housed in largely anonymous buildings for the last hundred years.

On June 6 the collection, which has been housed for some years in Christ Church college, Oxford, is to be sold in one fell swoop by Sotheby's in London.

Heidenau, which has been housing 600 refugees since Friday, was the scene of violent clashes between police and demonstrators at the weekend, confrontations which, on Wednesday, Merkel branded shameful and repulsive.

This also reduced the load for the Bell Laboratories Building (which has been housing the Westbeth Artists Community since 1970, ), as well as for the former Nabisco plant in the Chelsea Market building, which were served from protected sidings within the structures.

The fuel, which had been housed in the reactor, was removed by a licensed contractor, said Linda Grace-Kobas, a university spokeswoman.

The 2013 14 show featured 67 past ensembles, many of which had been housed in the vaults of the Chicago-based Johnson Publishing Co., a firm founded by Johnson's husband, John H. Johnson for which she had served as secretary-treasurer.

The Codex, which had been housed in the monastery since the 6th century, was removed in the 19th century and purchased by the BL in 1933 from the Imperial Library in Leningrad (now St . Petersburg.